MySQL 5.1 - the next generation

(Ian Gilfillan) There are still people using MySQL 4.0 (and I even came across a MySQL 3.23 installation recently), but MySQL 5.1 is now the latest of the MySQL releases–with 5.1.7, the latest as I write; it has just moved from alpha to beta status. Recently I have been writing about what the futur

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MySQL 5.1 – the next generation

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